Peter D. Marshall is a filmmaker and film directing coach from Vancouver, Canada. He has worked in the Film and Television Industry for over 45 years as a Film Director, Television Producer, First Assistant Director and TV Series Creative Consultant. The author of the book "Making the Magic Happen: The Art and Craft of Film Directing, as well as newly published in Chinese in 2022. Over 45 years in the film business, Peter has directed over 30 episodes of Television Drama such as "John Woo's Once a Thief", "Wiseguy", "21 Jumpstreet", "Neon Rider", "The Black Stallion", "Scene of the Crime", "Big Wolf on Campus" and "Largo Winch." As a First Assistant Director, Peter has worked on 12 Feature Films (including "Dawn of the Dead", "The Butterfly Effect", "Happy Gilmore", "The Fly II"); 17 Television Movies; 4 Television Series Pilots; 7 Television Series and over 20 Commercials. Written, directed or produced over 50 hours of documentary and educational programs and his documentaries and dramas have won, or been nominated for 14 International film awards. Peter has worked for directors such as John Woo, Zack Snyder, Phillip Noyce, Ed Zwick, John Badham, Mark Rydell, Roger Vadim, Dennis Dugan, Anne Wheeler, Bobby Roth and Kim Manners. He has also worked with actors such as Peter O'Toole, Kevin Spacey, Morgan Freeman, John Travolta, Kathy Bates, Michelle Pfiefer, Marcia Gaye Harden, Madeleine Stowe, Mel Gibson, Ashton Kutcher, Goldie Hawn, Judy Davis, Halle Berry and Adam Sandler. He was a directing instructor and film mentor at the Vancouver Film School from 2008 - 2015, currently the directing instructor at the Shanghai Vancouver Film School (since 2015) Peter has also taught film directing workshops over the past 20 years for Raindance Canada, Directors Guild of Canada, Victoria Motion Picture School, Shoreline Actors Lab, Vancouver Institute of Media Arts, Capilano College, Mediacorp (Singapore), Extra Cake PRA (Dubai, UAE), Nehemiah Records (Port-au-Prince, Haiti), Taipan Holdings (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) and Yoobee School of Design and Film (Auckland, New Zealand.) In 1999, Peter created his website “ActionCutPrint” and began to publish the free monthly ezine, "The Director's Chair" which is read by over 2400 filmmakers in 100 countries around the world.

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